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| Handmade by Paula Acinete |
Paula Acinete is from Recife, Pernambuco, northeastern Brazil, and got to know WordRocks! while surfing the net. "I'm delighted with your idea and thrilled about the testimonials I read at your blog. I would like to ask you permission to join WordRocks! and prepare some rocks too".
The reason was beautiful: the following week was her birthday and she wanted to deliver a WordRocks! to each guest explaining what our project is about and asking them to spread the gift around.
Today I received the photos of Paula's rocks. Aren't they beautiful? "My birthday was last Friday and I gave the rocks to my guests. I heard many people saying, "Hey, I do not want to pass the rock because I need it so much", Paula wrote.
I'll enjoy this opportunity to say how happy I am to see people of good passing the idea off _ and always in partnership with the WordRocks! Positiveness brings positiveness!
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LInda idéia e imagino o sucesso por lá entre os convidados!beijos,chica
ReplyDeleteQue coisa mais linda !!!!!!
ReplyDeleteQue projeto lindo o seu... como isto está crescendo e tocando coração. Parabéns.
ReplyDeleteParabens, Carolina, por seu projecto tao precioso.
ReplyDeleteAchei fantástica a ideia da Paula. E pensei em ter algumas para dar aos alunos e clientes após os cursos e consultas. Que tal? Posso, Carol?
ReplyDeleteAlém da energia das palavras, cada pedra tem sua energia própria e boas energias é tudo o que as pessoas precisam.
Estamos em férias, e temos feito passeios curtos pelo estado. Vou catar umas pedritas por aí, se me permites. WORDROCKS para os gaúchos!!!!
Oi, queridíssima, o WordRocks! tem um contrato de Copyright. Vou te mandar um explicando como funciona, OK?
ReplyDeleteBeijos.